Galapagos on Your Own: San Cristobal
The second most popular and populated island in the Galapagos. In this video we'll talk about how to visit San Cristobal on your own and what there is to see.
Timestamps: Giant Tortoise 3:40 Frigate Birds 4:59 Boobies (Blue/Red/Nazca) 6:32 Marine Iguana 8:10 Swimming with Sea Lions 8:14 Sea Turtle 8:47 Albatross 9:07
Sea lions: THE ENTIRE VIDEO
Why go to San Cristobal 0:30
How to get to San Cristobal: 1:12
What to see in and around town 2:08
What to see on the Island:
Puerto Chino 3:38
Giant Tortoise Reserve 3:40
El Junco (Volcano) 4:40
Giant Tree House (La casa del Ceibo) 5:11
Excursions from San Cristobal 5:24
Kicker Rock 5:45
Punta Pitt 6:09
Espanola Island 7:39
Пікірлер: 11
I really enjoyed seeing your video. One of my mom's friends went on a trip to the Galapagos Islands in the 1980s. I remember my mom said it cost her a lot of money. Thank you for showing how to do it low cost. My son is 12 years old and in a wheelchair. We went on an Indian safari to see a tiger which proved challenging. We were so lucky to see a leopard. Years ago before he or my 10 year old daughter were born I did a safari in Kenya.
I’m going there next month and I can’t wait. Thanks for this video.
Another winner. Thanks.
Great video, thank you!
Fantastic into to the island and videos of the teaming natural life! I wanna go!
@Travelog
4 жыл бұрын
Indeed the sheer volume of life is overwhelming on what would otherwise be a desolate rock!
Which month was your visit? Trying to gauge visibility under water, water temp and sea calm/roughness
@Travelog
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July 2019
@NhungLe-gr5jy
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@@Travelog Thank you! I am planning to go this July. It seems you had great visibility! Due to having only 6 days, I was looking into doing only San Cristibal, as you suggested. The amount of travel if we want to add Isabela seems to be too much, leaving much less time to enjoy.
Seals.. The Galapagos has SEALS... I like this place more now!
@Travelog
4 жыл бұрын
Well technically sea lions...but yes they are all over San Cristobal! There’s some on the other islands as well, but there’s hundreds every night in the downtown on the beaches, pier, and even in the plazas and streets!